March 2022 was a month filled with diverse headlines, ranging from scientific outreach to international deployments . Justin Burton and his graduate students engaged younger students with loud, colorful experiments nearly every month,while commuters in Montreal eagerly anticipated the new West Island REM branch. meanwhile, a Cruise passenger in British Columbia tested positive for hantavirus, and the USS Ford returned home after an 11-month deployment supporting operations in Iran and the capture of Maduro.

The USS Ford's 11-Month Deployment

The USS Ford returned home after an 11-month deployment, during which it supported operations related to the Iran war and the capture of Maduro. According to the report, this deployment was significant in maintaining regional stability and supporting international efforts.

Hantavirus Case on a Cruise Ship

A Cruise passenger isolated in British Columbia tested positive for hantavirus , according to a top doctor. This case highlighted the ongoing challenges of managing infectious diseases in confined spaces like cruise ships, as the report noted.

Neil Young's Connection to a Winnipeg House

A house in Winnipeg's Norwood Flats has a notable connection to Neil Young. The report mentioned this as a point of interest for fans of the legendary musician,adding a cultural touch to the month's headlines.

Public Safety Considerations Close Swatch Stores

'Public safety considerations' led to the closure of Swatch stores at Toronto malls. The report indicated that these closures were a response to speccific safety concerns, though the exact nature of these concerns was not detailed .

Ebola Outbreak in Remote Congo Province

A new Ebola outbreak was confirmed in a remote Congo province, with 65 deaths recorded. according to the report, this outbreak underscored the ongoing challenges of managing infectious diseases in remote and underserved regiions.